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Proposals.

AoTRDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFftcE.
ROOM 200, STEWART BUILDING, NO $50 h.oAbwHf(
NEw-YoRK. November -, 1851 }
rINO CONTRACTORS.
RIps OR PROPOSALS for doing the work an furnishing
tha called the approved form OF contract now
on II in ~ the Aquetuct COMMIT ~ oners sr
bu dng ture roof ami loor sTsts
for the blow South YoDkers sect on OF
m. New duct. will DO received at his oics until
"Wednesday litb dav OF December 1897. t O'Clock,
IN wh plac. and hour they Will DO publicly opened
~ tho Aqueuct Commissioner and the awart OF the con-
tTuc for doing furnishing said materials will
be salt Commissioners thereafter a. prac
Blank said contract and the sDeciics
and bids propo-as and proper envelopes for
their aud form Of bon H. and also tia psis lr
and all other Information can be obtaine AT the
cs the Aquolact Comm ssioners ON apphcston
the Secretary.
BY order o the Aqueiuct Commissioner r,,.
JAMES {. SPENCER, President
JOHN G. SIBERIAN. Secretary
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G.e'mpo IFS ano RAILROAD 5.


NEW HAVEN.-Steaniers leave Pcck-sllp
" Per IS T. r. At m AMI IL h 1 '"''
NOR HUDSON AND COX>ACKIE.
E.i'F rom xxi 81 TG.'aT Thursday
Ionpo ctns With boston aul Albany Railroad
NORWICH LINE.-Favonto Inside Route:
A F y '" y"s S 10 HS'sl - co8rt:ponas
% b Gs4 E' :a tirT OF LE%hSS
y H.. at 81 y. q. W ""AD'' ~N'
SUORE LINE.-All Rail Fonte for Boston
y Newport and The Fast EI2e,. ,'r,s' s1aa ssr
fnpTes train at. sieoq sundAv fa' n.pr's. At IL
DAY LINE to OLD PoIMT COMFORT,
ID SoRFoLK. Va "a and Sq p.rTG4 car. to Bait
more, thence palace steamers ar1T,s r6NpK ISn' "
Sio M Norfolk Gem =. a" Pass. Agent SIS Bio.%",y NY
Is Tor dr,t,ci..s limited tickets. REDucrIox to Nsw
0g ant t sissr PIER F
81 frs a ooNtYS and Jersey
3iGn ~ ATN M AZ H ochoHEsrHX o. Acd STEAMER
'a'SrCom, ' sa 4. . pr transfer UNI
TROY BOATS. CITlZENS LINE
s oTt q m Sr Troy NORTH s.9da ''eAm~
soushss Z, Albany. troy excursion neke"' - ~.
NEW YORK, ONTARIO AND WIS iEKN
~ RAILwAYrrain, leave from ferries at "oa' -" AM
W.; ,aa. $50 Jay. 6 for H& NEs%s
ifioa Rome oneida Fulton Osweg@ BUFFALO, pof''" N"'
cage wt .h.r 10 D m Jayst. s55 m- for Middle
Vast lod a. 5S5 p. m Jayst 5io y m aAnG v nn.,t
ustown F1II.burs Liberty. Walton N'f"i'n One"i@
O,w.r" sns .n,on Bridge Detroit Ch,ca$o ~
rIin',n ..rntng car Lorths ro,ervei at ~ nIo9MN
,ahis. c1si, 60. 3D7. 307 9tn J5n broAiwav
.SI othaNo' i'> i J. e. ANDERSON. q. A..
iotA rs Exchange place. Now-f FORK
AIRANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LlNE.Pal-
n noa STEAMERS DREW and DEAN HICHMOND esvs
very week day at D. H. from Pier 81 ~ H. ioo' VI
anal receivod until hour OF departure
EUIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.
p,ssEN0ER TRAIN s lsavo foot Of Cortlandt and Def
brosNo' 81 ,cr rata sauqua intermediate point, x
:. n, far Geneva Lyons ElmirA toebe'to., ,tns.
and tho West and principal local points Chair car !" ~
barre =, oo, o,, ,,tarmstiate pOnts Chair
oax =, Prunthannock connection TO ReadinS ana ha'rS
u" s4n m FOR Plt,on and principal intermediate points
Char a. M tr Copay and intermediate pc nts Con-
.c,,on !, Reaimg and Harrisburg Chsir car 10 opty
5,hn y. for Geneva Lyons 'in a "''"'''''' "~
and rb, West Pullman sleeper 10 Nv ouS
~ " .aying Al sA M, p and $40 M eoanect
Cor IT@ nnn,s in Msh.uov and Hl1tsn coal rosoaa
io' All p'' SUNDAY TRAINS.
q. ~ for Mauoh chunk Ha.iston and intermediate
pom 10 n m for Coplay and intermediate points
40 n M for 0ensva. Lyons. finfa. Rochester benso
aad tns west Pullman ssspsr to lyons
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NcCATIL OPERA COMPANY.
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and TIE HinGoo ionic uperA
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Herr ado. h Nowas Musical DIRECTOR
Satrrtav At
=. Monday Dec IL. A HOLE IN IHE ""oONp'
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gteam.oafs an1 Railroads.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Trains leave frsm Chambersst Station days
6nglewsod Tenady Cosrer sparkl aad Nyack $50 ITO.
$50 $50. s io;so, p. M. ID ,adasnt SUNDAYS. ?iS
s,5O M. and y. For NaRust bring Valley,
Monsey and Tallmans week days $50 7l0 $50 a. N,
400. G:JO .. m Sundays $50 q NJ, y D. m.
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Drooklpn Prnpertp fos Sale ann 90 fst

FOR SALE CHEAP.-Fifth-ave near Pros
rented In good orSsr, terms easy. 49,
rutland WHITING, Bsekmanst
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Public suction sale lot 2sorv houses No i35
West S5th-.t Of lOtlave..-.- lot sNr4o ana 4sorY
building 40 ss7 lst ave. 5. 2O5 fl Ii % b4iA.st
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1IAKARI'S FIVE SENSES.
vi Now ON EXHIBITIONS AT NO. - EAST 18TH.
ST FIRST FLOOR. FROM 10 \. NJ. To 10 +. VI. Sun.
DAY FROM z. VI. TO 10 p NJ
ADMISSION. 20 CENTS.
\tERRiMAC AMI MONITOR NAVAL BAT
III TLE-last dayA Opss day AMI evening Ma ison
ami ogth-st.
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Nv Richard T. R0rHrN g. o.
Ike IL and 3Sfory building No
k7a u . Goldst......l lot lHZNit2 ara
story building % adj above ! lot 2.NyV amt .stoy
boilding Na ~ "A l2fhsf 300 "a Is o. JihaVel
la "a ~ loo X a ast ~ ssL $50 II u Of 5tA-ave.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-12-07
MONDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1887.

MONDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1887.
pursuant adjournment Mr. Whetin the chair
Roll called members all Journal of previous meeting
read and approved.
Offered by JustuS Williams resolution No. 8:
hereby dollars Chapter
Adopted.
Offered by Herman Graewe resolutions Nos s. g. 10 and H.
which referred to committee petitions memorials etc.:
hundred and dollars and seventy
eight be and the hereby m n1 70 s f n
meeting in November,
sis5ST appropriated EITHER the
same being the amount OF his St Which, Wa ia
meeting in November 1888
cents saS
meeting
the hereby to j. aager
which dsalowed County Board its annual meeting In NO
Resold and seventeen cents Gl0
County County, Board it's IN @ meeting Novenb, 1888
Offered by c. P. Goodrich, resolution No r.
district addition already appropriated
that
Copeland Reinel Williams; Bridges Snover
Rnkn Myers Greenwood GaIdne ooST TayS h{tg5
Woodman, Huebner, filing Lehman, Nortona
Resolution adopted.
offered by c. p Goodrich resolution No 49,
o purchase All R merchndse etc necessary
session. and there hereby
Pae @ p oniy ece G Sen
s sgsnen0ent OF schools 00 O ana 'or Snsf ONCE ~ i'
Adopted
The bonds of VIM H Rohr Henry Haskell and Tho H. Crane
were presented read and approved.
On motion Oestrech the report of the committee
equalization taken from the table.
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1887.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1887.
Board pursuant adjournment Mr. Whttet the chair
Roll called members all present. except Williams Journal of
previous meeting read and approved
Committee heritf accounts reported bill Nos rs 49, POS
also certified statements allowing witnesses jurors and inter-
prefers fees.
On motion of H. Gaewe report adopted and bills allowed
disallowed as recommended.
Committee on jury list report:
d. Waterbury, John Sever F. Hye John
Sprng-A J. adlegh, OBrien,
Meister
Wilcox, John angholf W. Miner John l. A.
+. V. Piper, John Kuester Timmel
/.
Ferdinand Rueth,
d.
Chas Hensey, Andrew iseDe Besche
Jenkins Miles stephen Abbott
NJ j. I. Peter Miller H.
pickle Chadwick, NJ
"A. Erwin Black, L. Ray
Albert Woodk Cha Crump VIM Engsbe J. p Harvey W., ot
Valentine
FrankH
Hensy, Quick Schneider
TX AlfredI
Samne.-I. NJ Jenkins, Enos Johnson, Tho serns.
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On motion of w W. Woodman the report adopted.
The Board proceeded elect superintendent of poor
Board took of five minutes.
Board reassembed.
The board superintendent of poor for LIST
district
chair appointed Mesr Schmutzer and Goodrich eers
balot-29 of which W. H. Rohr received 90
Mr. Rohr having received all the votes cast declared
unanimously elected
proceeded elect superintendent for I'd district
LIST baot-3O cast which Henry Haskell received g.
A. Scheuber 2.
having received majority of all votes cast de-
cared duly elected.
Board proceeded ballot for superintendent for Sd district
of which Thos H. Crane received 90
G. H. Powers g. O. S. Cornish 2.
having received majority of all the votes cast
declared duly elected
On motion of W. w. Woodman John Schmidt unani-
mousy the house the
Moved by j. H. Harger, that when this board adjourn it ad
ourns Monday November g. 1897 at o'clock Motion
prevailed
On motion of Mr. Woodman, board adjourned.
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Moved by E. Sloan that the by which resolution No. II
was passed be reconsdered
Ayes and noes called for:
25st5sS 5P fs
SIZES dTser GaeRe "Hi''S
Motion
Offered by w w Woodman resolution No Il:
Adopted
Offered by G. P Goodrich, resolution No Is:
1@ e
Col County f
Adopted
Clerk presented bill No 2O6 which was motion of Fred
Huebner laid upon the table.
On motion of John Renel, board adjourned.
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Moved by Mr. Norton that the report be amended by deducng
from the real of the city of Waertown the of $4,000
Ayes and noes called for:
Ayes-Davs Graewe NaysZebe,
Ihayer McArtRu Kern Whtet, Stiles
Amendment lost.
Moved by F. c. Lehman amend reducing the towns of
Watertown and Aztalan from $50 to 81.
ham,
Whiet Davies Schmutze
Amendment lost
Report adopted presented
On motion of w w. Woodman board adjourned
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Tuesday. NOVEMBER 20, 1887.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1897
pursuant adjournment Mr. Whittet the chair
Roll called members all present except Williams Journal of
previous meeting read and approved.
Committee on county buildings report as follows:
Honorable Board of Jefferson County:
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sss IL bs1 5@ re,Seee e
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in on 9 0 M p9 gn91S of the
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white ,oo "a
@ TPgI 100
For For w gePasing bUs in II 1 jail 81 50
$a74 IS
which respectfully submitted ION Jr
HARMAN GR2EwE. Ol'
On motion of Chas Hing report adopted.
Committee to settle with keeper house and insane asylum
report follows:
Honorable Supervisors Of Jefferson County:
se wh the a the RoG hen sn osHn
George
T. s s1pefn ss%sf fsse sssy 900
Total receipts DISBURSEMENTS. 1852 50
B9 pa n a p sod a %stgons 3 90
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W. w Reed county physician read his annual report which
was motion Of John Relnel adopted.
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Reception to Queen Kapiolani st
Baltimore.

WASzIN6roS, May Queen hspi-
! olSni viii SrTive here tomorrow even
Ing. She VIII be met in Baltimore
by Mr.. CSrter, the HSwaiisn Minister,
snd Chief Clerk Brown, Captain TSy
lor snd Lieutenant Rogers, repre-
senting the state department snd the
srmy Snd nsvy. On Wednesday
morning the Queen VIII cSll on the
President ST the White House, Snd
the visits VII be returned SfterwSrd
by Mrs CleyelSnd. Mrs, ClevelSnd's
visit Il Is sid. VII be the first time
that the wife Of President hiss ever
exercised offcisl functions, SIS every
other member Of S rOyal fSmily who
hiss visited Washington hiss been S
mSls, On the afternoon Of Wednes-
neSiSy the Queen viii take drive
shout Washington, winding up ST the
dsSf and dumb SSylum st hendSIl
Green. On ThurssiSy morning there
VIII be S review Of Troops ST the
Washington barracks IN her honor
Snd IN the afternoon she VIII receive
visits from the Diplomatic corps and
personal friends. On Friday she VIII
50 10 Mount Vernon. In the evening
the President vii give her eompl-
nentSry dinner sitter s O'Clock. for
which Invitations were issued to-dsy.
She vii p-obSbly leSve Washington
On the limited on Saturday for Bos-
ton, whittier she VII be accompanied
by s number Of prominent citizens Of
Boston, who VIII come here for the
purpose Of eseo-1ng her TO thst city.
There msy be some changes in the
above programme. but St present the
arrangements Sre IS sisted
WASHINGTON, Msy S.-Queen hspi-
olsni Of the HSvSiiSn Islands srrived
here tonight ar $50 o'clock The
pS-Iy consisted OF Princess LiEuoks-
lSni. General Doulinis, Governor
IsukeS OF 0Shu. Colonel Nowiein
s1d attendants. The visitors were
NET ST the Baltimore depot by Hzwz-
rsn Minister Carter and represents
Epes o. the stSre, SSr and nsvy de-
pSrsnensS who accompanied Her
MsieS-y 30 the CITY. On their zrrival
az tie Arlington hotel they were met
by delegation Of the Boston Com
mon Council. heSied by President
BzrTy. There were scores OF people
81 the stSEo1 Snd ST the hotel when
Her Majesty and suite arrived and
the crowd pushed hithe< snd thither
70 get glimpse Of the company.
Never before N the history OF the n
public hzS s genuine queen OF 6
foreign power visited the United
SeStes- The so-c2Iled Queen Emma
listed the United States several
years $50, but she vas 5 queen N
name, not II tzct. and did not receive
the attention that vii be paid Her
Majesty kzp10-srI- After the arrival
q The rUyGl party President B;z-ry
Of the Boston Common Council CON-
---n5ezrsd With Ia-kaG- the Queens
cl4nCeE-zIc- and his request for 1n
5l-s-Tla7T YES granted The chamber
lzl1. General Dennis Colonel B0yi
4c1 O51sE aIEsl121ls we're present
BGUFs limitation 70 the royal party
70 vls-1 Boston wss accepted. hui the
details Of the visit cannot be arranged
until so-EGEruE- Bosta1's party VII
give banquet and reception N that
city On Wednesday q Thursday Of
rsE week Her Msiesty Is expected
10 leave Boston flr New Y0Ek N time
u SAL t0r E-Upe On the steamer
leGving that part Eeek Euu rs1
Saturday
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plaintiffs contention being sustained,
we order Judgment for them Tor the
smount settled in the sgreed state
ment,
f. NJ. Hatch for plSin6hs; A. P. Pc
terson for defendant,
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=sEE-er Ns1s WsILz said ta-t5gy
EuU P1rE Moody with FIVE h-nst-Ei
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With arrived ever EEs Cazzz7sz
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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-02-09

shall be submitted to the legally aualffsed
voters or said township, for their decision by
And IL is further ordered nv said Roara y,
County Commissioners that the Sber,r Of
said county, make due proclamation TO the
voters OF said township, of the holding of
said ele9tion at the time and places aforesaid
by publishing the same for % days or more.
next proceeding the day OF holding said cleo.
ton, in some newspaper published in said
county. ana having general circulation in
said township, aud that In said proclama tion
said Sheriff set forth the above and Foregoing
order. and recite said petition therein.
In witness whereof, we. the undersigned
chairman. and members of the Board OF
County Commissioners OF the county of Bar.
Der, state Of Kansas. have hereunto, set our
hands rs chairman. and members aforesaid,
ut the countyseat of said county, this I5tn
day OF January, a: ID. 1881.
w. W. Cook. Chairman.
JOHN MCGRATH,
j. ID. FLEMING,
Commissioners
As attest. my signature and the Seal of
said Barber County, hereto afhxed this 18th
IL.Sl RoBERT ]. TALIAFERRo.
County Clerk OF Barber county, state of
Now therefore, /, Charles d. Nelson, Sheriff
OF Barber county, Kansas. under and by vir-
tue OF the foregoing order of the Board of
County Commissioners OF said county, and
the authority in me vested by law as such
Sheriff, do hereby proclaim and make known
that there will be held. q special election
OF the qualified voters of Mingona township,
in said county, at the usual voting
places in said townsh ip. on
TUESDAY, THE end DAY OF FEBRUARY,
A. ID. 1857.
upon the proposition rs set FORTH in the said
order OF said Board of County Commissioners
of said county, Kansas, and in the manner
and form as therein set forth, and that said
election will be held, the returns made and
the result ascertained in the same manner az
Is provided by law for general elections.
Done at my Office in the city OF Medicine
Lodge, i'm said county of Barber, this 18th
day of January, A. ID. 1887.
CHARGES ID. NELSON,
Sheriff of Barber county, Kansas,
BY WIN. LINDSEY, Under Sheriff.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1887-02-09
Land Office at Lnrned, hans. Jan. >. 1897.

Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
TO make final proof in support Of his claim
and that said proof will be made before the
Slerk or the District Court of Barber county.
Kansas, at Medicine Lodge, on February IL,
1897, VIZ: Sylvester II. Seward, ID. S. No. i2eO7,
Ior inc sc 4, Sc s-w \ sec 81 twp 30,
range IL; lot 3. sec ., twp34. range IA,
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon aud cultivation
of said land, viz:
William Halter, John Finley. RI Mitchell.
L ID Finley Geo II Sexton, Halter all OF Sex
ton, Kansas.
Also Roland j. Mitchell, ID. 8. No. 1920, for
the lots ! and ., s ne X section 5, twp "a,
range II.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
| ton of said land, viz:
John Finley. ii Seward, A Seward, Will
liam Halter. George II Sexton, ID Finley, all
of Sexton, Kansas.
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sHERIfF,s SALE

In the District Court Of Barber County, state
of Kansas.
]. III. Vinson, plaintiff.
versus
Thomas G. Smith, defendant
pY VIRTUE of an execution, to me directed.
- issued out OF the District Court of Bar.
Der county, Kansas, in the above entitled ac-
ton, |. Charles ID. Nelson, sheriff OF said coun-
", will, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10TH, 1887,
at 9 O'Clock, p. m, of said day, at the front
door of the courthouse, in the city of Medi-
cine Lodge, Barber county, Kansas, offer for
sale. nj public auction, to the highest bidder
for cash in hand, all of the right, title and in
terest whatsoever of the said Thomas G..
Smith in and 10 the following described LANDS
and tenements, towit: The northeast quarter
t,4) of section fourteen Q4, township thirty.
three (S3) south, of range fifteen (l5) west, all
In Barber county, state of Kansas, to satisfy
judgment nf plaintiff against defendant for
the sum of One Hundred and ThirtylTwo Dol
lars aud Thirty-Two Cents t$13232). and Four
suit, and the costs of this SALE
Given under my hand, this, 18th day of Jan
uary, 1887.
CHARLES d. NELSON.
Oh Sheriff OF Barber county, Kansas